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u.s. dropping supplies, food and water. for the tens of thousands of religious minorities who fled, fearing their lives. and rocket attacks in the gaza strip have resumed now that the three-day cease-fire has ended. talks have hit a deadlock. israel has responded to the rocket attacks with air strikes. mandy, back to you. >> thank you. >>> so, how will this impact the oil markets? john kingston? >> well, there's really no chance for a supply shock. a sudden amount of crude being taken off the market. they're essentially baked into the price. at the worst, $200,000 barrels a day in kurdistan. they lost the services of the pipeline to turkey, they had become less of a factor in the market. and the oil from the south of iraq continues to go at a pretty decent rate. >> so, if iraq isn't something we should worry about, libya? do we think we're going to get supply disruption there? >> well, they could drop back to 150,000. they're still unstable but they're back up to about 500,000 a day. >> well, you tell me what the balance st
u.s. dropping supplies, food and water. for the tens of thousands of religious minorities who fled, fearing their lives. and rocket attacks in the gaza strip have resumed now that the three-day cease-fire has ended. talks have hit a deadlock. israel has responded to the rocket attacks with air strikes. mandy, back to you. >> thank you. >>> so, how will this impact the oil markets? john kingston? >> well, there's really no chance for a supply shock. a sudden amount of crude...
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u.s. banking system. what he told our sara eisen. all the markets are higher by a third of a percent on the s&p and nasdaq. the dow up more than a half percent, led by goldman sachs and intel. more "squawk alley" in a moment. - we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids and for their college funds. we thought, "well this airbnb is actually a great way to pay those extra bills." - every bit of extra money helps these days. we have a retirement fund of our own and i take a draw on it. i don't want to take too much either because i don't know what life is going to bring to me. i get to keep 97% of my rental price. the extra income i get from airbnb has been a huge help. - airbnb has helped me so much financially especially starting my own business. san francisco is such an expensive place to live. the way people work and travel is changing. the guests are now able to stay longer, stay five days, enjoy another day in san francisco and spend more
u.s. banking system. what he told our sara eisen. all the markets are higher by a third of a percent on the s&p and nasdaq. the dow up more than a half percent, led by goldman sachs and intel. more "squawk alley" in a moment. - we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids and for their college funds. we thought, "well this airbnb is actually a great way to pay those extra bills." - every bit of extra money helps these days....
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u.s. equity futures pointing sharply lower as you can see. 243 points were expected to open down for the dow. the nasdaq down by around about 80 points and the s&p expected to open down by about 28 points. let's have a look at oil price which is have corrected to the down side today. a little bit of a bounce yesterday of course but we're locking at below 30 for wti. below 30 for brent and that reprieve yesterday seems like it will be short lived. >> perhaps technical in nature because futures are down sharply. here's what you missed while you were sleeping. what happened in asia overnight can be part of the story here. shanghai stocks entering bear market territory which means they're down 20% from the december 22nd peak. if you're having a case of deja vu that's because this is the second time china has dropped into a bear market in five months. it breeched it's august low when the panic started. chinese banks giving 91 beside in new loans in december and that was down sharply from novemb
u.s. equity futures pointing sharply lower as you can see. 243 points were expected to open down for the dow. the nasdaq down by around about 80 points and the s&p expected to open down by about 28 points. let's have a look at oil price which is have corrected to the down side today. a little bit of a bounce yesterday of course but we're locking at below 30 for wti. below 30 for brent and that reprieve yesterday seems like it will be short lived. >> perhaps technical in nature because...
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that's u.s. trust. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of exacting precision and some of the best offers of the year [ ding! ] at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. at the lexus december to remember sales event. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis them. was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems,
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the u.s. steel team with 30,000 employees only worth $1.2 billion, the stock's down 70% for the year. look, this is a real contrast, i'm not trying to be fatuous or silly. the united states produces some incredible entertainment do so, in part, by not diluting their value. there are a limited number of major sports teams and no company or country has been able to challenge the global dominance of the nfl, for that matter, the nba, nhl, mlb, can't challenge. but the world produces a tremendous amount of steel and no matter how good you are at making this stuff, no matter how close you are, manufacture steel in the united states, you are going to suffer from the excess supply coming from our so-called trading partners. i say so-called because partners are supposed to be equal and there's nothing equal about this situation. [ booing ] u.s. steel is not supported by the u.s. government. but the chinese steel companies, they are run by the government, south korean steel companies, hand in glove wit
the u.s. steel team with 30,000 employees only worth $1.2 billion, the stock's down 70% for the year. look, this is a real contrast, i'm not trying to be fatuous or silly. the united states produces some incredible entertainment do so, in part, by not diluting their value. there are a limited number of major sports teams and no company or country has been able to challenge the global dominance of the nfl, for that matter, the nba, nhl, mlb, can't challenge. but the world produces a tremendous...
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on top of that the shift taking place in the u.s. with the u.s. being a net importer of oil but that's changed recently because of the rise of shale. so u.s. oil dependency is different of course. in 2005 the u.s. met 35% of its own oil needs. last year 61% of its own oil needs. >> let's talk a little bit more about the impact of commodity price with just a hand full of tra trading days left of the year. let's look back at the winners and losers in 2016. brazilian stocks are one of the best. canadian stocks also weighed down by the commodity slow down. the high yield sell off not as big of a loser as you may have thought when seen in a broader context and the winners russia and china. a couple of real interesting stories. russian equities out performing up 22% so far this year. who would have thought that a year ago when the russian economy was in the dull drums and it seems we talked to our guest yesterday, it seems that the ruble has been discounted so much and that's already been priced into the stock. so this year we actually saw a little bit
on top of that the shift taking place in the u.s. with the u.s. being a net importer of oil but that's changed recently because of the rise of shale. so u.s. oil dependency is different of course. in 2005 the u.s. met 35% of its own oil needs. last year 61% of its own oil needs. >> let's talk a little bit more about the impact of commodity price with just a hand full of tra trading days left of the year. let's look back at the winners and losers in 2016. brazilian stocks are one of the...
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through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> the board is over here, and the divot is over here. make the divot in the direction of that board. >> i hate that board so much. it piss s -- pisses me off ev time i see it. >> golf legend, hank hainy with one of his prize pupils, i got help from hank myself. good to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> good to see you again. so the hanie project, the top-rated show on the golf channel. you have have worked with so many celebrities, michael phelps, charles barkley, ray romano and others, what is it like working on a golf game with a mast or of a different field? >> it's a great experience for me. i have had so many great champions and achievers on the show. i learn something, how they approach learning something different is fun for me. >> what appeals to you about coaching or teaching? there we were this week on the green
through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> the board is over here, and the divot is over here. make the divot in the direction of that board. >> i hate that board so much. it piss s -- pisses me off ev time i see it. >> golf legend, hank hainy with one of his...
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europe and the u.s. caught a cold yesterday but some are down playing the impact of the market move. we spoke to jon williams about the threat a slow down in china poses to u.s. growth. take a listen. >> china is undergoing a pretty significant piano voluvot in te slower growth and manufacturing and more to consumer spending and service sector. to me it's not as surprising maybe that we're seeing weaker data in terms of manufacturing. it's part of a process going on over the last couple of years. >> he sees no alternative in catalonia. they would not support the catalonian leader with a new collision. it could also ease pressure on the rule party to form a grand coalition with the spanish opposition. standing down as the leading candidate in order to form a pact would not be very democratic. i have to say nancy, this is all really, really confusing and all i know is roughly a month after the elections in spain, we still don't have a government. we saw the elections being inconclusive. no major party saw
europe and the u.s. caught a cold yesterday but some are down playing the impact of the market move. we spoke to jon williams about the threat a slow down in china poses to u.s. growth. take a listen. >> china is undergoing a pretty significant piano voluvot in te slower growth and manufacturing and more to consumer spending and service sector. to me it's not as surprising maybe that we're seeing weaker data in terms of manufacturing. it's part of a process going on over the last couple...
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legislation is entrusted to the u.s. congress to pass, it is not entrusted to the president of the united states. if president obama wants to change the immigration laws he should come down to congress and he should push for immigration reform. he should not attempt to unilaterally change the law, violate the law and violate the constitution. >> because last summer as you know very well, he waived deportation of the young kids who were brought in illegally. >> right. >> but doesn't the republican party have to deal with this in a more positive, constructive way? not just language and rhetoric, sir, as you have done so successfully in texas. but changing its own national policy on immigration? >> there is no doubt that republicans need to, number one, hold the line and remain serious about securing the border. but number two, we need to be a party and we need to be a country that welcomes and that celebrates legal immigrants who come here seeking the american dream. that's all of us, all of our parents fled oppression and
legislation is entrusted to the u.s. congress to pass, it is not entrusted to the president of the united states. if president obama wants to change the immigration laws he should come down to congress and he should push for immigration reform. he should not attempt to unilaterally change the law, violate the law and violate the constitution. >> because last summer as you know very well, he waived deportation of the young kids who were brought in illegally. >> right. >> but...
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the focus is on technology to provide u.s. employees with, quote, simplified, high quality, transparent health care. as you are mentioning, there's a lot of question marks about what this will ultimately look like the simple fact that amazon is involved is having a huge impact in stocks. that's because of all of the rumblings taking a bigger role in health care express scripts and cvs. it's all down. transparency in the health care system seems right for potential amazon competition. health insurers you guys pointed out also getting hit as they're already in the business of trying to manage health care costs. evercore saying this is a buying stock. they say there is no obvious competitive advantage here in the insurance space. we'll also look at retail pharmacies those of course under pressure walgreens, cvs, rite aid as they worry about the amazon threat. finally, drug districtorbutordis would it require the necessary moves to distribute prescription drugs. so far it doesn't have the licenses many point out this move from ama
the focus is on technology to provide u.s. employees with, quote, simplified, high quality, transparent health care. as you are mentioning, there's a lot of question marks about what this will ultimately look like the simple fact that amazon is involved is having a huge impact in stocks. that's because of all of the rumblings taking a bigger role in health care express scripts and cvs. it's all down. transparency in the health care system seems right for potential amazon competition. health...
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the u.s. has had some deficit reduction but at a slower pace than europe and balance sheet has gone up and we have growth in excess of 3%. deficit reduction, decline of the balance sheet and now extremely weak growth. on the other hand you have the united states which has stronger, not robust growth. i agree it doesn't solve longer term problems. the trouble is when you say the words structural reforms to people all they hear is i'm going to lose my job. so the net effect of structural reforms is lower aggregate demand. >> all of that is absolutely true. but when it comes to the two major countries that we are worried about, france and italy, they haven't done enough necessarily when it comes to the budget and what they spend their money on. mario draghi said if you have room to spend you should do it and those who don't have room should spend differently. some people will lose jobs at first but then labor gets less expensive and freed up. if you have real reforms that allow for companies to b
the u.s. has had some deficit reduction but at a slower pace than europe and balance sheet has gone up and we have growth in excess of 3%. deficit reduction, decline of the balance sheet and now extremely weak growth. on the other hand you have the united states which has stronger, not robust growth. i agree it doesn't solve longer term problems. the trouble is when you say the words structural reforms to people all they hear is i'm going to lose my job. so the net effect of structural reforms...
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as a result, the u.s. companies still can't issue yen dominated cards or build networks for them unless partnering with a chinese firm. even then, the sole payment partner handles all payments made with the cards. peter morici from the international trade commission said they should get tough and file a complaint because the company's complaints are legitima legitimate. >> chinese payment companies are allowed to do business around the world without cobranding with foreign banks. this is another example of china practicing what's mine is mine and what's yours is up for grabs. >> in this dispute up for grabs is the china market. last year it doubled to over a trillion dollars. a number mercator advisory group sees doubling by 2013. the preferred approach toending the dispute is through negotiation. filing a complaint wouldn't end up with a speedy resolution. it could take two years before a ruling. simon, back to you. >> thank you very much. let's stay with the financial industry. while the crisis brought m
as a result, the u.s. companies still can't issue yen dominated cards or build networks for them unless partnering with a chinese firm. even then, the sole payment partner handles all payments made with the cards. peter morici from the international trade commission said they should get tough and file a complaint because the company's complaints are legitima legitimate. >> chinese payment companies are allowed to do business around the world without cobranding with foreign banks. this is...
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the u.s. >> you brought up a good point on emerging markets. most people think they have so much oil, this is a boom for them. outside of russia and the mideast, this is a major problem. to the extent that people wanted markets to be the growth end, how sensitive in a place like korea and south korea and turkey, these are major oil importers and do you think they are starting to have an effect on their central policy and monetary policy? >> i think it's going to hurt their growth and we are calculating so it's a noisy number and you are right to highlight that the middle east and russia will highlight. china and more developing economies have a 1-1 relationship. they need oil to generate the economic growth. the u.s. economy is growing with falling oil demand that told you we are not being driven by oil-intense economic output. with china and other markets, you need that growth. you said about a .25 effect and for every 10% move in oil, about a .35 effect for developing economies and a multipl
the u.s. >> you brought up a good point on emerging markets. most people think they have so much oil, this is a boom for them. outside of russia and the mideast, this is a major problem. to the extent that people wanted markets to be the growth end, how sensitive in a place like korea and south korea and turkey, these are major oil importers and do you think they are starting to have an effect on their central policy and monetary policy? >> i think it's going to hurt their growth...
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when looking at the u.s. some would argue don't invest in the u.s. now. the run is over and the fed is going to start hiking. or others indicate that the u.s. economy is strengthening. it's good news. companies are going to out perform the european countier parts where we still see struggling european economies here and that we should be investing in the u.s. >> well, again, on a relative value basis partly it has to do with data. people are stocked in their understanding of the relative conditions of the two economies in the sense that there was a great widening of the cycles between the u.s. and europe. that's closed pretty much and even if i show you the numbers of core inflation and growth and i don't tell you which one is which you'll probably have difficulty understanding whether this is the numbers that correspond to the u.s. or europe. they're very similar. the main difference is the gap in europe is much wider but the markets is what's priced in and we have a pricing looking at europe. it's a full day cycle to given the starting point and how glo
when looking at the u.s. some would argue don't invest in the u.s. now. the run is over and the fed is going to start hiking. or others indicate that the u.s. economy is strengthening. it's good news. companies are going to out perform the european countier parts where we still see struggling european economies here and that we should be investing in the u.s. >> well, again, on a relative value basis partly it has to do with data. people are stocked in their understanding of the relative...
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the u.s. the u.s. economy although ups and downs every month we're looking at the numbers but it's still the economy that is attracting a great deal of investment. >> you know, you mention the interest rate issue the fed was on a path to raise rates. where do you think they'll go in the last three months? the jury is out to see whether or not they'll stay in that strategy. >> i don't have a two tier world now. we'd like stronger growth but they're still growing where as the emerging world is in deep trouble. >> let's pick up this conversation with our first guest this morning. i'm joined by sir roger car, chairman of bae systems. good morning, i want to get your big picture view this morning. a lot of challenges be it china, oil, con sense in the markets. what's your overall view of where we stand? >> we started 2016 with a real sense of turbulence and all the reasons you said whether it's china, oil commodities, all of these things that disturbed the markets and business people. there are som
the u.s. the u.s. economy although ups and downs every month we're looking at the numbers but it's still the economy that is attracting a great deal of investment. >> you know, you mention the interest rate issue the fed was on a path to raise rates. where do you think they'll go in the last three months? the jury is out to see whether or not they'll stay in that strategy. >> i don't have a two tier world now. we'd like stronger growth but they're still growing where as the emerging...
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it's the principle of the u.s. government making a phone call to a ceo saying, don't do that, we don't like that. >> meanwhile, pence negotiated the deal. this is the ex-governor of the state now negotiating with an important company in the state. >> wake up, guys, this is not disney land, this happens every day. sorry. >> i'm sure it does. >> that's not the question. >> it's a good deal. or else they wouldn't have taken it. >> all right. coming up, it's the one penny stock that's captivated america, dry ships. is it a no touch for investors? all the details. >>> later, disney's flap ship franchise espn lost another half million subsubscribers next month. is the sports network in more trouble? more "fast money" after this. >>> disney's espn is in the spotlight once again. julia boorstin will break it all down. >> reporter: espn lost over half a million subscribers last month. but that doesn't tell the whole story. it isn't entirely accurate. nielsen estimates in total cable tv subscribers declined by 1.6% last mont
it's the principle of the u.s. government making a phone call to a ceo saying, don't do that, we don't like that. >> meanwhile, pence negotiated the deal. this is the ex-governor of the state now negotiating with an important company in the state. >> wake up, guys, this is not disney land, this happens every day. sorry. >> i'm sure it does. >> that's not the question. >> it's a good deal. or else they wouldn't have taken it. >> all right. coming up, it's the...
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>> absolutely, u.s. demand will absolutely have an impact on brent, no question about that. >> but you still see the price continuing higher? >> the discount between wti and brent is not necessarily driven by the brent premium, it's driven by infrastructure constraints, and shale oil in this country. which if anything, our experts out there are underestimating production growth. we produce about half a million barrels a day out of oil shale. we see that going to 3.3 million barrels a day in several years. it's actually a very significant macro chip. i guess the implication is you and i and everyone else should be buying a truck. >> so a spread over brent is -- >> i think over for quite some time. >> ann, good to see you. >> thank you. >> ann cameron looking at the spread between brent and wti. >> let's take a look at some of the today's business. americans are buying homes at the fastest pace in almost two years. existing home sales rose 4.3% in january, the highest rate since may 2010. and the inventory
>> absolutely, u.s. demand will absolutely have an impact on brent, no question about that. >> but you still see the price continuing higher? >> the discount between wti and brent is not necessarily driven by the brent premium, it's driven by infrastructure constraints, and shale oil in this country. which if anything, our experts out there are underestimating production growth. we produce about half a million barrels a day out of oil shale. we see that going to 3.3 million...
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it's u.s. centric so to speak. that's why it's one of the sectors you continued to look at. >> we're going to be back because we do have more from pharma would. an exclusive interview in fact with the ceo at the center of one of 2014's biggest pharma deals. brent saunders joins us. first, however, the rookie is on the hot seat. jim lebenthal revealing the five picks giving him the early year in our competition for trader of the year. look at that step. see what the traders think about his portfolio when we come back. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for driver
it's u.s. centric so to speak. that's why it's one of the sectors you continued to look at. >> we're going to be back because we do have more from pharma would. an exclusive interview in fact with the ceo at the center of one of 2014's biggest pharma deals. brent saunders joins us. first, however, the rookie is on the hot seat. jim lebenthal revealing the five picks giving him the early year in our competition for trader of the year. look at that step. see what the traders think about his...
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this gives it an ability to use almost $14 billion overseas, bringing it back to the u.s. where it would be taxed higher on it, there is something else going on, a trend of consolidation if response to consolidation among these medical device customers. those are customers and doctor's practices. there is pricing pressure in the industry with the economy and affordable care act spending less overall, by consolidating, these medical device companies are trying to get negotiating levels back on pricing. we saw it in 2011, earlier this year, zimmer buying biomed for about 13 being him analysts say it could catalyze, med tronnic and co vid yen would be the best device maker after johnson & johnson, we could see more deals because these companies need that negotiating leverage, now, wellsfargo telling us their j & j abbott, striker, zimmer and st. jude are all in that space. we could see consolidation from, overall, it has to be smith and mathieus. the one we talked about has been in the crosshairs of striker. one last one we'll mention is shire, that's not a medical company, t
this gives it an ability to use almost $14 billion overseas, bringing it back to the u.s. where it would be taxed higher on it, there is something else going on, a trend of consolidation if response to consolidation among these medical device customers. those are customers and doctor's practices. there is pricing pressure in the industry with the economy and affordable care act spending less overall, by consolidating, these medical device companies are trying to get negotiating levels back on...
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so the u.s. stock market has been churning here in months but there's no question that you combine the change in fed policy with the economic data and a potential flat year over year earnings story right now. >> one of the other big themes or trends we're seeing here in europe is negative yielding bonds which we discussed with you before. help us understand how does that impact the u.s. bond market? does it make it more attractive given that it's sitting at 10%? >> theoretically if you're an investor and a quarter of your bond choices are yielding nothing or has a negative yield anything above that is attractive but i think that european investors, or some european investors because we know banks and pension companies are most likely to keep their money home will say yeah that 2% u.s. treasury and ten year yield looks pretty attractive but there's still currency risk. all you need is a 2% rally in the euro and you wiped it away by trying to reach for that yield. so it's easier said than done with
so the u.s. stock market has been churning here in months but there's no question that you combine the change in fed policy with the economic data and a potential flat year over year earnings story right now. >> one of the other big themes or trends we're seeing here in europe is negative yielding bonds which we discussed with you before. help us understand how does that impact the u.s. bond market? does it make it more attractive given that it's sitting at 10%? >> theoretically if...
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u.s.'s pete alexander has more. >> the supreme court ruling was a tremendous victory for this country. >> reporter: tonight, president trump claiming vindication. >> the ruling shows that all the attacks from the media is wrong. >> reporter: reveling in a rare judicial win onapitol hill, bashing the deal deal keith ellison the first muslim in congress should make all americans nervous. >> as long as the president invokes national security he can do whatever he wants to do anybody. >> reporter: dismissed the third version of this ban watered down and politically correct. >> part of the never trump resistance as being a muslim ban. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell's campaign trolling, with this photo with neil gorsuch after mcconnell blocked obama's nominee. trying to the endorsement into a wider crackdown on illegal immigration. >> what we're looking for as republicans i can tell you is, strong borders, no crime what the democrats are looking at is open borders which will bring tremendous crime.
u.s.'s pete alexander has more. >> the supreme court ruling was a tremendous victory for this country. >> reporter: tonight, president trump claiming vindication. >> the ruling shows that all the attacks from the media is wrong. >> reporter: reveling in a rare judicial win onapitol hill, bashing the deal deal keith ellison the first muslim in congress should make all americans nervous. >> as long as the president invokes national security he can do whatever he...
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u.s. futures point to a positive open. >> they still make sense even with lower oil prices. the energy giant says the -- all right, the break even with future crude prices in the low 60s, the deal would still make sense at that point. >> nike beating the street. shares jumping in after hours trade as they post a rise in revenues. >> u.s. consumer spending rises in november with americans opening their wallets ahead of the holiday season. >> all right. if you're just joining us and you can't wait to get trading in the u.s., this is what we're looking at. u.s. markets called higher so that's what we're seeing on the future's board. when it comes to the ftse global 300 we're looking at it higher by .4% or so and we're still hanging on to the gains up by around 1.5% so coming back after the recent elections taking place in spain. >> commodities rallying across the board today. you have to wonder why that is. a pick up in industrial commodity prices in the trading session but maybe some investo
u.s. futures point to a positive open. >> they still make sense even with lower oil prices. the energy giant says the -- all right, the break even with future crude prices in the low 60s, the deal would still make sense at that point. >> nike beating the street. shares jumping in after hours trade as they post a rise in revenues. >> u.s. consumer spending rises in november with americans opening their wallets ahead of the holiday season. >> all right. if you're just...
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so ubs certainly would be a beneficiary, and u.s. banks beaten to death. >> thank you. we'll see what happens tomorrow. we'll cross finger and toes and everything else at that point, that is the first hour of the "closing bell" with the dow up 98
so ubs certainly would be a beneficiary, and u.s. banks beaten to death. >> thank you. we'll see what happens tomorrow. we'll cross finger and toes and everything else at that point, that is the first hour of the "closing bell" with the dow up 98
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the u.s. postal service®, no business too small. >>> we know about the koch brothers eyeing to scoop up eight newspapers observed owned by the "tribune" company but this has liberals up in arms. steve pearlstein of the "washington post" "how the lcht a. times can stop the koches" and brent bozell. steve pearlstein, i was shocked to read your column. you're always so calm and rational and persuasive. and as i understand it, what you're saying is, the reporters in the newsroom should go up on strike or walk out, just because they don't like the politics of the owners who, by the way, will save the reporters' job? what's that all about, steve pearlstein? >> that's not what i said, larry. you've got to go read it. >> i read it. >> what i said was that the threat isn't from -- because they're right-wing, the koches, although they are. the threat is from any buyer who is an ideological buyer and wants to mike an ideological mouthpiece out of daily newspapers. and i would say that if the daily coast
the u.s. postal service®, no business too small. >>> we know about the koch brothers eyeing to scoop up eight newspapers observed owned by the "tribune" company but this has liberals up in arms. steve pearlstein of the "washington post" "how the lcht a. times can stop the koches" and brent bozell. steve pearlstein, i was shocked to read your column. you're always so calm and rational and persuasive. and as i understand it, what you're saying is, the...
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u.s. futures point to lower renewed tensions in the streets of paris but crude continues to rally with brent 2% higher. >> in m&a news monsanto plants the seed for a new syngenta bid. shares trade sharply higher after the u.s. firm says it's still on the hunt for a takeover. >> all right. let's get to our top story this hour. the disturbing scenes on the streets of paris. the northern suburb of the city. a police operation is still underway in the french capital. more than five hours after it first started in the early morning hours. french police concerned there's still one terrorist left inside the apartment at the center of this raid. one woman in the flat has been killed. she killed herself at the beginning of the assault by blowing herself up. three men have been arrested from inside the part and reports are that one civilian who is passing by at the time of the operation has been injured as well. these are disturbing scenes that we're keeping a close eye on and they're after a high v
u.s. futures point to lower renewed tensions in the streets of paris but crude continues to rally with brent 2% higher. >> in m&a news monsanto plants the seed for a new syngenta bid. shares trade sharply higher after the u.s. firm says it's still on the hunt for a takeover. >> all right. let's get to our top story this hour. the disturbing scenes on the streets of paris. the northern suburb of the city. a police operation is still underway in the french capital. more than five...
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my next guest says u.s. investors are better off looking north of the border when it comes to the red hot banking industry. >> and is td bank on the verge of stepping up the u.s. expansion plans? ceo ed clark joins us for an exclusive interview. you're watching "closing bell." we are first in business worldwide. ♪ when your chain of supply goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, that's logistics. ♪ >>> welcome back. we have about 45 minutes to go. we're going to do a quick market stat check. all of the major averages that hit the skids today after the durable goods report and a decline in energy prices right now the dow is off session lows. we were down about 115. actually, 128 at one time. but now down 95 at 13,102. materials have been the hardest-hit sector today. we have freeport-mcmoran,
my next guest says u.s. investors are better off looking north of the border when it comes to the red hot banking industry. >> and is td bank on the verge of stepping up the u.s. expansion plans? ceo ed clark joins us for an exclusive interview. you're watching "closing bell." we are first in business worldwide. ♪ when your chain of supply goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there track it all through the air, that's logistics....
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u.s. and uk over intelligence leaks. >>> good morning. it is thursday. it's a very busy one indeed because we have the opec meeting and we've got trump continuing his trip. brussels today meetin with eu leaders. the ftse 100 off by 4 points. xetra dax off by 0.4%. the cac 40 also slightly trending lower. by in large not seeing major volumes across the markets today. given that it is in many parts of europe ascension day. switzerland and austria are closed. a major holiday in germany as well. but market there's are still open. so not a lot of activity. we are seeing activity in the oil markets today. brent crude and wti are trending higher to the tune of 1%. 54.50 is the price of brent. traders pricing in that nine-month extension. >>> opec ministers are meeting in vienna today and are widely expected to extend production cuts that were agreed on last year. steve entered the building and is due to go live from the media scrum with the ministers in the next 15 minutes. that's usually quite e
u.s. and uk over intelligence leaks. >>> good morning. it is thursday. it's a very busy one indeed because we have the opec meeting and we've got trump continuing his trip. brussels today meetin with eu leaders. the ftse 100 off by 4 points. xetra dax off by 0.4%. the cac 40 also slightly trending lower. by in large not seeing major volumes across the markets today. given that it is in many parts of europe ascension day. switzerland and austria are closed. a major holiday in germany as...
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u.s. demand helped to offset weakness in europe but the overall trade value grew less than forecast. let's check in on markets in raise i can't now with an update. sri. >> thank you very much. for the regional markets one of the highlights shanghai since you mentioned the data and one of the main theomatics out of the import side was the fact that china was out there in the market in december toward the end of the year restocking with some vigor. no surprises there given what we have seen in the oil market and the commodities market more broadly. so for the month of december imports of crude oil, iron ore and soybeans at record highs. is it going to stay that way? probably not. we'll probably see a degree of aggregate demand. also liking the export figure robust overseas demand help december exports grow almost 10 3k9 but10% but all of that was offset from the financial sector. stable at the close up by two tenths of a per cent. nikkei 225 holding to the currencies. we did see a stronger y
u.s. demand helped to offset weakness in europe but the overall trade value grew less than forecast. let's check in on markets in raise i can't now with an update. sri. >> thank you very much. for the regional markets one of the highlights shanghai since you mentioned the data and one of the main theomatics out of the import side was the fact that china was out there in the market in december toward the end of the year restocking with some vigor. no surprises there given what we have seen...
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u.s. crude and that could raise prices. a lot of action in the pits here, and watch the selling pressure into the close because the pattern has been to see steeper selling as we head into that 230 mark. >> we'll check in with you around 2:30. let's stick with oil because how not every energy stock is created equal in the face of plunging crude prices. who is best to weather this storm? paul, you know the old saying. buy when there's blood on the streets. there's a lot of blood on the oil streets right now. to go in there and start buying, would you have to have a lot of conviction. luckily you do. tell us why. >> yeah. i think there's a differentiating approach you can take in the near term. there's a couple of names we sfoex on in the near term in the next few months that are defensive names, that we think can help investors over the near term. >> why do you consider them defensive? explain why. >> there's really three key tenants. it's paramount to have a strong management team. both do.
u.s. crude and that could raise prices. a lot of action in the pits here, and watch the selling pressure into the close because the pattern has been to see steeper selling as we head into that 230 mark. >> we'll check in with you around 2:30. let's stick with oil because how not every energy stock is created equal in the face of plunging crude prices. who is best to weather this storm? paul, you know the old saying. buy when there's blood on the streets. there's a lot of blood on the oil...
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we're a $20 billion u.s. exporter. we export way more than we import. and i think at the end of the day, look, we've got 5% of the world's population and 25% of the world's gdp. we create great jobs here when we sell our products every place, and i think the president knows that. >> but maybe the president just says, you know what, ge's earnings aren't as important as manufacturers in america. >> we're an exporter to china. you're winning, mr. president. >> does he hear you? >> look, we're in that second week. >> okay. >> i think this is a smart guy. he's going to figure all this stuff out. >> and are you an advocate? are you helping him? are you advising him or just listening? >> we're going to help him in any way we can, and we're going to lead by example because we're going to continue to be a great exporter. we're going to continue to win around the world. >> what happens if you get a call where -- >> every ceo is going to have to -- but i think we're running his play. >> okay. >> i think we're running the export play. i think these things like wage
we're a $20 billion u.s. exporter. we export way more than we import. and i think at the end of the day, look, we've got 5% of the world's population and 25% of the world's gdp. we create great jobs here when we sell our products every place, and i think the president knows that. >> but maybe the president just says, you know what, ge's earnings aren't as important as manufacturers in america. >> we're an exporter to china. you're winning, mr. president. >> does he hear you?...
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in the u.s. dollar. and then they are saying the following indicated it was the rest of the world offering this higher return and that will affect the relationship. and i think that we are going back to a relationship where we used to be in the late '90s. again, the indicators we are looking at the early suggestions of the u.s. dollar strength. they are all in place. what you have is that there's a slow turn around in the way american investors are facing their portfolios or less investment abroad, more domestic banks are focusing more on domestic businesses, less on falling businesses and when you look at border flows, america is seeing more than in an environment where in total cross border flows are declining. and when cross border goes on declining, that's the host, i think. you need to look at those economies which have a substantial foreign liability position, huge current account deficits and support and that is where you see at the moment those currencies coming under selling pressure. so
in the u.s. dollar. and then they are saying the following indicated it was the rest of the world offering this higher return and that will affect the relationship. and i think that we are going back to a relationship where we used to be in the late '90s. again, the indicators we are looking at the early suggestions of the u.s. dollar strength. they are all in place. what you have is that there's a slow turn around in the way american investors are facing their portfolios or less investment...
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u.s. tech and other u.s. product companies feel the heat of national campaigns where can you go as a safe haven? companies like apple will probably end up being quite defensive because they are cash generative, and offer good value. >> when you think about, again, coming back to this discussion about the tech sector, one of the positive features to the tech industry is sitting on huge stockpiles of cash and has been so and apple is one of the biggest companies in terms of buybacks for this year. when you think about the prospects of the future, how important is it for you that companies continue along those lines and continue with these aggressive buybacks even though in some cases it is eating at the expense of spending mr. on investment, research and development, capex spending. >> that's one of the great strengths of u.s. technology companies. you look at the increase in spending on data centers, r & d that they've been making, they're generating lots of cash and buying back stock. we don't see it as an ei
u.s. tech and other u.s. product companies feel the heat of national campaigns where can you go as a safe haven? companies like apple will probably end up being quite defensive because they are cash generative, and offer good value. >> when you think about, again, coming back to this discussion about the tech sector, one of the positive features to the tech industry is sitting on huge stockpiles of cash and has been so and apple is one of the biggest companies in terms of buybacks for...
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but i do want to be in the u.s. in terms of crude, it is going to be a huge positive for the u.s. and the best thing about it. i don't think i don't believe the decline is driven by lack of demand. it driven by supply. so i think it sets up nicely in the u.s. could we have another 5 to 10% correction? absolutely. but i don't think we have it near term. >> murph, these months are th y typically good between now and the end of the year. >> i think the market is poised to continue to move higher. but i this i you get pullbacks, as steve just pointed out. phil brings up energy and cost of fuel. that is a mamg positive. however we've gone from 1820 on s&p to 2040. so 220 s&p points. you are going to get some pause in this market at some point. i'd like to point out facebook. they came out and had a great quarter and they have been stuck down here about 10 or 11% off all time highs in low to mid 70s. look at technology, look at apple taking a pause. facebook taking a pause. alibaba finally selling off a little bit today. i would have a list of names to own, look for weakness in the mark
but i do want to be in the u.s. in terms of crude, it is going to be a huge positive for the u.s. and the best thing about it. i don't think i don't believe the decline is driven by lack of demand. it driven by supply. so i think it sets up nicely in the u.s. could we have another 5 to 10% correction? absolutely. but i don't think we have it near term. >> murph, these months are th y typically good between now and the end of the year. >> i think the market is poised to continue to...
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that sell off came as u.s. equities started to sell off and by the end of u.s. trade we eradicated about 1% of gains. so something happened over in the u.s. largely it was a descent jobs number. making people think we might hike rates in september. that's carried through today to the start of today's european trade. we opened about a percent down and strengthened over the course of the last hour. we're now down 0.5%. let's have a look at the individual markets and you can see how that plays out. ftse 100 down 0.4%. that was very strong yesterday. commodity sectors did good yesterday. germany down about a quarter of a percent and france and italy down 0.4 and 0.5%. yesterday was very strong, indeed. particularly japan up 7 p.7%. also for china. doing well because of hopes for further easing. that was the predominant easing for it. also because we had inflation data out of china. a bit of mixed data. consumer prices with 2% growth the fastest pace for 13 months but producer prices down 5.9% and that trend very weak and continuing to worsen so that's weighed on the
that sell off came as u.s. equities started to sell off and by the end of u.s. trade we eradicated about 1% of gains. so something happened over in the u.s. largely it was a descent jobs number. making people think we might hike rates in september. that's carried through today to the start of today's european trade. we opened about a percent down and strengthened over the course of the last hour. we're now down 0.5%. let's have a look at the individual markets and you can see how that plays...
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u.s. regulators block the deal to sell it's division to a group of asian investors. >> the french economy minister tells cnbc that mario draghi is doing his best but calls for urgent structural reforms across europe. >> my view is that the measures are critical for the coming months as we have accelerating these reforms. >> hello and welcome to street signs and happy friday it is here in europe. we have been waiting all week for a relief rally and finally we have it. green across the board. a dozen or so stocks in negative territory. jumping 2.3% brent and wti both above. ftse 100 up 1.8%. xetra dax 1.9%. cac 40 2.5% and mib 1.4%. we have another busy day throughout the show. more high powered guests. the big names will be coming. we will be talking to the ceo of investic asset management and the chairman and ceo and keeps coming with david solomon, the co-head of investment banking division at goldman sachs. but we're keeping an eye on the global relief rally. let's get a check on how asi
u.s. regulators block the deal to sell it's division to a group of asian investors. >> the french economy minister tells cnbc that mario draghi is doing his best but calls for urgent structural reforms across europe. >> my view is that the measures are critical for the coming months as we have accelerating these reforms. >> hello and welcome to street signs and happy friday it is here in europe. we have been waiting all week for a relief rally and finally we have it. green...
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. >>> u.s. defense secretary jim mattis has resigned citing a growing divide with president trump over u.s. foreign policy accused trump of failing to value the u.s.'s allies in the middle east as the president begins to pull thousands of troops from the besieged region. white house officials insist they did not force mattis to resign. >>> coming up on the show, uk retail sales beat expectations as shoppers race to snap up black friday sales more after the break >>> i want to leave you with pictures of some of london zoo's star attractions getting into the christmas spirit stockings filled with hay were some of the treats offered to the animals on a balmy december day. we added our own snow. be pla we freely share our science to help find cures and save kids with cancer everywhere. and no family pays st. jude for anything... because all a family should worry about is helping their child live. donate now at stjude.org or shop wherever you see the st. jude logo. >>> welcome back to the show a bump
. >>> u.s. defense secretary jim mattis has resigned citing a growing divide with president trump over u.s. foreign policy accused trump of failing to value the u.s.'s allies in the middle east as the president begins to pull thousands of troops from the besieged region. white house officials insist they did not force mattis to resign. >>> coming up on the show, uk retail sales beat expectations as shoppers race to snap up black friday sales more after the break >>> i...
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remember, seven, eight years ago the u.s. used to be a large importer of petroleum products, today it's the largest exporter. so big impact on international markets as well as u.s. markets. >> you know, the price now, the spread between west texas crude and brent crude which is more the global price widened out as the pressure on wti has intensified. what are the implications from there? do you you this brent has to come down immediately? by the way, $47 for west texas, you know, it's still above the low end of the range there is a down side to wti as well >> right i think wti is going to stay weak for a while we expect 40 million barrels of the demand loss over the course of the whole hurricane episode it could be 50 it could be 60 depending on what the damage is to refineries. and also remember houston channel is opening up but we have limited export capacity so back to your point, we are going to see some of the imports into the u.s. being pushed back out in terms of crude oil into the atlantic basin and that's going to pr
remember, seven, eight years ago the u.s. used to be a large importer of petroleum products, today it's the largest exporter. so big impact on international markets as well as u.s. markets. >> you know, the price now, the spread between west texas crude and brent crude which is more the global price widened out as the pressure on wti has intensified. what are the implications from there? do you you this brent has to come down immediately? by the way, $47 for west texas, you know, it's...
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. >> u.s. regulators open investigations on rumors some investors knew what was coming. >> not seeing the wood from the trees. whitney till is on covers the short position in lumbe lumber liquidators after slamming them. >> boeing solid cash flow. they boost the quarterly dividend by 20% and approves a $14 billion stock buy back. >> let's get you breaking news on economic sentiment there. we're getting an economic expectation at 16.1 for december. that's compared to 10.4 in november and higher than expectatio expectations. 55 on the month and also above expectations for a 54 reading. confidence is growing that the german economy will prove itself robust as well. >> we're seeing a strong rally across the european markets bouncing back after yesterday's weak day. the ftse 100 up by 1.64%. up by more than 3.32%. we saw the sharp falls falling to 2.5 month lows in part because the volatility in the oil space also up. company specific news is driving us higher today. also what's happening on the cur
. >> u.s. regulators open investigations on rumors some investors knew what was coming. >> not seeing the wood from the trees. whitney till is on covers the short position in lumbe lumber liquidators after slamming them. >> boeing solid cash flow. they boost the quarterly dividend by 20% and approves a $14 billion stock buy back. >> let's get you breaking news on economic sentiment there. we're getting an economic expectation at 16.1 for december. that's compared to 10.4...
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and a major u.s. ally. he thinks that cameron was simply collateral damage in all of this and he thinks the disclosure so far have been selective. >> if you have nsa and cia spying on foreign governments they can certainly get into a law firm like this but they selectively bring the information to the public domain that doesn't hurt the u.s. in any shape or form. that's wrong and there's something seriously sinister here behind this. >> guys so fascinating now to hear brad who is as we said the greatest financial whistleblower of all time now calling into question the source of this massive new financial document leak guys, back to you. >> there's going to be a lot of theories behind this as we try to figure out exactly where this came from. up next it may be april but the long winter for the ipo market rolls on. a closer look at why and when things might open up and a quick check on today's market rally. currently sitting at a triple digit gain for the dow the s&p and the nasdaq all near session highs and
and a major u.s. ally. he thinks that cameron was simply collateral damage in all of this and he thinks the disclosure so far have been selective. >> if you have nsa and cia spying on foreign governments they can certainly get into a law firm like this but they selectively bring the information to the public domain that doesn't hurt the u.s. in any shape or form. that's wrong and there's something seriously sinister here behind this. >> guys so fascinating now to hear brad who is as...
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>> in u.s. exploration and production we are looking at leverage. this is a company that has low leverage and sold off assets and gotten $2.1 billion on its balance sheet as a result. >> thanks for being here. >> tyler over to you. >>> halftime is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day start right now. >>> right now folks. thank you very much. volatile day on the street. big swings in the dow. triple digits higher earlier than swinging. big swings in oil, too. rallying earlier but now prices sinking again. energy stocks have taken a big beating with oil's plunge but the sector is up a little bit today. why this may be a big buying opportunity for you. the stocks that should be on your radar now. a very tense hostage situation over in sydney, australia now at an end. more than 16 hours, loud explosions. there have been fatalities. a number in serious condition, just how vulnerable might u.s. targets be? let's check in with sue at the new york stock exchange. >> we will have that story shortly. that is one of the reasons why we hav
>> in u.s. exploration and production we are looking at leverage. this is a company that has low leverage and sold off assets and gotten $2.1 billion on its balance sheet as a result. >> thanks for being here. >> tyler over to you. >>> halftime is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day start right now. >>> right now folks. thank you very much. volatile day on the street. big swings in the dow. triple digits higher earlier than...
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u.s. dollar right now at 1.2487. but we should give you the full picture, which is that the euro has appreciated against the u.s. dollar by around 10% this year. but again, better than expected manufacturing data helping against the euro slightly. >> good morning, by the way. how are you? >> wonderful. and you? >> we were together on the show a couple weeks back. >> a pleasure. >> yeah. the german pmi data, the lowest since june of 2013, 51.4 for the month of december. that broke about a half an hour ago, something like that. it's still in expansionary territory, sort of above that 50 level. but we've now seen it at a lower rate, something like -- so, again, we are looking at a pretty low level with regard to these pmi figures. >> exactly. eurozone composite pmi, 51.7, slightly higher than forecast. but that german pmi, coming in weaker than expected, slightly higher than expected when you look at the individual numbers. >>> let's move on. we've got loads going on today. some of the other
u.s. dollar right now at 1.2487. but we should give you the full picture, which is that the euro has appreciated against the u.s. dollar by around 10% this year. but again, better than expected manufacturing data helping against the euro slightly. >> good morning, by the way. how are you? >> wonderful. and you? >> we were together on the show a couple weeks back. >> a pleasure. >> yeah. the german pmi data, the lowest since june of 2013, 51.4 for the month of...
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they work so hard in the u.s. don't they? >> just in the u.s. >> no, everywhere but in the u.s. they have two weeks off the average paid worker. it's ridiculous. >> it is. >> but anyway, somebody will be coming to switch on the lights very soon and take a look at these live pictures coming through from bethlehem. tourists and religious pilgrims are visiting the birth place of jesus. i've been there. >> really? how is that? >> lots of history going on and this is ahead of the midnight mass that's taking place tonight so these live pictures as well. have you finished your christmas shopping or are you planning to brave them before the shot shops? last week we spoke to justin norwood about how technology and apps were helping the christmas consumer. >> this app is called the ibm watson trend app and what we have done is we take the power of the ibm watson super computer and put it in the hand of personal shoppers and what we have been able to do is listen to over tens of millions of conversations online and bring back what's trending in the world of retail across consumer electroni
they work so hard in the u.s. don't they? >> just in the u.s. >> no, everywhere but in the u.s. they have two weeks off the average paid worker. it's ridiculous. >> it is. >> but anyway, somebody will be coming to switch on the lights very soon and take a look at these live pictures coming through from bethlehem. tourists and religious pilgrims are visiting the birth place of jesus. i've been there. >> really? how is that? >> lots of history going on and this...
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that is because the u.s. bond market has become something of a safe haven for international investors. even though the fed is pulling it out investors are making up for it. that does not mean rates won't move eventually if mortgage applications started to increase and there is no major drama rates could start to pull higher. those are two very big ifs. >> while i have you we have to talk about ben bernanke getting turned down for a refi. >> we don't want to say he was refi. he said he was unsuccessful at a conference in chicago yesterday. i spoke to mark and he told me bernanke was trying to make the point that lending was too tight. it is entirely possible that he could be turned down for a refi. >> he was between jobs, right? from a salary job to one where it might be more sporadic. it might be a higher income overall but if you are getting paid for big speeches and getting paid for that and books and whatever it is more sporadic. the bankers have to dot the is and cross the ts. rules are rules. >> the one
that is because the u.s. bond market has become something of a safe haven for international investors. even though the fed is pulling it out investors are making up for it. that does not mean rates won't move eventually if mortgage applications started to increase and there is no major drama rates could start to pull higher. those are two very big ifs. >> while i have you we have to talk about ben bernanke getting turned down for a refi. >> we don't want to say he was refi. he said...
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the winding down of the u.s. operations brings the 113-year-old firm where notorious oil trader mark rich earned his stripes and brings it into a new and uncertain future overseas. the devestment in order to focus on core oil and gas business which motivated this decision at a very tough moment in that industry may be the bigger story here. it isn't the only firm honing in as oil skims the $60 levels from the chart we were looking at. to be fair it has been looking to do so since earlier this year. there is reason to think these moves may accelerate. and yet others are taking a slightly different approach but backing away like continental resources which sold off the entire hedge book a few weeks ago as oil was skidding. on a number of fronts we see companies dialing back this hedging, speculating that they may have been doing over the years. >> thank you very much. >>> we want to let you know of an event taking place in just a short while, roger good elwill be making a statement at or about 1:45 p.m. eastern tim
the winding down of the u.s. operations brings the 113-year-old firm where notorious oil trader mark rich earned his stripes and brings it into a new and uncertain future overseas. the devestment in order to focus on core oil and gas business which motivated this decision at a very tough moment in that industry may be the bigger story here. it isn't the only firm honing in as oil skims the $60 levels from the chart we were looking at. to be fair it has been looking to do so since earlier this...
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what does it do to u.s. treasuries >> i cannot see that premise of the question being real. >> this is a stated aim of the president of the united states how can you say it's not a premise that's real. >> the majority of the u.s. trade deficit is simply the trade deficit with china getting that to zero is unreal istic >> let's say he makes some partial success towards that what does that do to the u.s. economy, the costs of the u.s. economy, and what does it do to the holdings of u.s. treasuries? >> the trade deficit with china is macro economically not the important thing. if you get a shrinkage in the overall trade deficit, that could be significant that would mean a smaller current account deficit, less demand for dollars, a bit -- i guess supportive of treasuries, which means that rates in the u.s. are probably likely to go up a little bit faster than one would expect again, the premise of the question is wide-reaching. for me, trade deficits are a function of macro economics. you have fiscal deficits, t
what does it do to u.s. treasuries >> i cannot see that premise of the question being real. >> this is a stated aim of the president of the united states how can you say it's not a premise that's real. >> the majority of the u.s. trade deficit is simply the trade deficit with china getting that to zero is unreal istic >> let's say he makes some partial success towards that what does that do to the u.s. economy, the costs of the u.s. economy, and what does it do to the...
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pfizer will no longer be a u.s.-based company it will move to ireland. >> i'm excited about pfizer's anti-cancer franchise. there's so much for pfizer to talk about. i think that that's what brent understands. brent did have -- this combination that i just loved. botox is up big. botox is not a payer business, it's a you pay business. he did not cut back r & d. i felt he could get there on his own. we have to hear how ian read thinks the vaccine business, the bio similar business. there's a lot there. you're hitching your star to ian read, pfizer. if you're an allergan shareholder which my travel trust is, i wanted to be turned on by it. that's all. ian read will tell us. if not, brent saunders will tell us. someone will tell us. >>> should add pfizer shares are under pressure in part also because you get some risk -- 4.4 billion shares will be issued. >> a lot of stock. >> so do you have some pressure. >> unless the fed raises 180 basis points. >> 3.55 is the yield. one would expect overtime they will increase that
pfizer will no longer be a u.s.-based company it will move to ireland. >> i'm excited about pfizer's anti-cancer franchise. there's so much for pfizer to talk about. i think that that's what brent understands. brent did have -- this combination that i just loved. botox is up big. botox is not a payer business, it's a you pay business. he did not cut back r & d. i felt he could get there on his own. we have to hear how ian read thinks the vaccine business, the bio similar business....
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their down 20% against the u.s. dollar. what unconventional policies could the turkish central bank use to prop up their currency in the coming months. >> what we have seen over the last couple of days is he's trying to put more liquidity into the system but will that actually work? and there's bigger questions about whether the central bank in turkey is independent. we've seen he's had major problems with the president and attacking hill consistently saying they're working against turkish growth. so when you have that kind of thing happening and you don't have a government and you're having wars on two fronts and you're fighting the kurds and have a problem with the islamic state within your own borders it doesn't shape up to a positive outlook. >> and then the fundamentals problem. they always had a very high account deficit and we had a guest this morning say this is one of the merging economies that didn't take advantage of the good time. so that window has closed because now we're coming up toward a fed hike but hadley
their down 20% against the u.s. dollar. what unconventional policies could the turkish central bank use to prop up their currency in the coming months. >> what we have seen over the last couple of days is he's trying to put more liquidity into the system but will that actually work? and there's bigger questions about whether the central bank in turkey is independent. we've seen he's had major problems with the president and attacking hill consistently saying they're working against...
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another catalyst could be the u.s. the u.s. that continues to strength sxen a market that continues to price in higher rates, that's for china, the second biggest economy. if you see deceleration in the u.s. in the job numbers, economic growth, and so forth, that could provide a relief to the em block, and commodities block. >> pushes the fed out longer. >> not just 16, but 17, 18. >> you think markets will react favorably to a gdp growth level that decelerate from 2.25% to 1%? we'll have a supported stock market at that level? >> it could be 2.25% to -- it could be job numbers that continue to print positive. just less positive than the last few years, right? and then keep in mind equities still look somewhat attract oif a kras-asset basis. look at where bond yields are, total yields, again, where do you go with cash otherwise? >> maybe the biggest contrarian call you have is that you think energy is attractive. you guys just upgraded the sector to overweight this week. >> still a lot of forecasted pain there. i have a note fr
another catalyst could be the u.s. the u.s. that continues to strength sxen a market that continues to price in higher rates, that's for china, the second biggest economy. if you see deceleration in the u.s. in the job numbers, economic growth, and so forth, that could provide a relief to the em block, and commodities block. >> pushes the fed out longer. >> not just 16, but 17, 18. >> you think markets will react favorably to a gdp growth level that decelerate from 2.25% to...
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